Surviving a Blizzard In a Van - Living The Van Life

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How do you survive a blizzard while living in your van? How do do you stay warm in a vanlife during winter? It is not uncommon to find blizzard conditions in the North Cascade Mountains of Washington. If you are living the van life, the winter season is the most crucial time of year when it comes to survival in your van. Survivng a blizzard becomes dependent how prepared you are for these circumstances.

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There is nothing more pleasant and joyful than feeling of being warm, cozy and safe in a shelter ( car, tent or cabin ) in the cold blizzard snowy frizzing outdoors. It is magical.

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12 hours of youtube later, i'm watching a dude camp out in a van during a blizzard. gotta love being hungover on a saturday

wildcatpker
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I love watching this shit when I'm all cosy in bed.

freshmememydude
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Something so satisfying watching a snow blizzard when you warm and cozy indoors. Fabulous watching.

cristinamorenolamin
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The natinal wether service: DO NOT TRAVEL!
Chad: *travels*

hayden_misenti
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My guy really drifted a van uphill 😂😂😂

Renziel.
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When I came home from military service due to injuries, my wife, combat K9 and I ended up living in an RV through a bitter Wisconsin winter.. the entire winter. A few lessons for anyone doing this:

1) During a blizzard, major snow storm or high wind event, make sure you constantly check your vehicle exhaust and/or furnace/heater exhaust if you have any intent on using them. If they get plugged you very will could die of suffocation.

2) If you have fresh air vents and rely on them because your rig is very well sealed, make sure you also keep those clear for the same reason.

3) Keep a good box of hand/foot chemical warmer packs in your rig just in case you have no power or power fails. They will keep you alive in an emergency.

4) If possible, turn your rig so that entrance/exit/doors of your rig are pointed away the wind. If you do this, you may also need to plan on covering the radiator in your engine compartment area to keep it from freezing due to the windchills this will cause.. If you are lucky, the rear or opposite side of your rig will be pointing into the wind however.

5) Do not use open flame heaters, liquid fueled heaters etc inside your rig in a blizzard without making absolutely sure you have them vented with fresh air that is not blocked by snow..

Sadly, there are people that do this kind of camping... and died because of it. The biggest mistake of all those are forgetting to keep exhaust and intake vents unblocked.. People hunker up inside where they finally get warm and don't want to have to go back outside.. and it has cost people their lives. So while winter camping is a lot of fun, just make sure you consider everything when doing so.

Malakie
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Who Says Vans cant drift he drifted that like a boss

RedGhost
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Having shelter when its raining/snowing is the best feeling in the world

pjanoo
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How to "survive" a blizzard in a van.
Turn on heater.
Eat.
Go to bed.
Repeat.

DARisse-jiyw
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imagine getting locked out of your car

spiderfam
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Girlfriend: *can you come over?*
Me: *can't there's a blizzard*
Girlfriend: *I'm home alone*
Me:1:49

pocketguy
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Lived in my trucks for 10+ years travelled the length & breadth of Europe...North<>South, East<>West...living for periods in 7 different countries.
LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT!

PrincipledNaturalLaw
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I love it when someone in a video says click the link in the corner but there is nothing there. 😂

johndahlager
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This is so cool. I remember doing this in the forests of Alberta when I was 20. My family were loggers and we stayed for a month in the winter, in a camper, I'm 55 now and they now have movable trailers with big screen tvs. Not the same lol. Only drawback was smelling diesel fuel

jeffreybroad
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This is amazing. When you sleep and eat in a cozy box in the middle of a dangerous snowy night somewhere no one can save you. It feels very relaxing.

Saffrone
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Video guy: 1lb of food is more than enough for one person"

Me: uhh..

richb
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All these road living videos makes me wanna buy a van just in case🤣

alexisjones
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Dude, what a great channel. No music, no intro, just content! God bless brother! I may one day up in your neck of the woods. 🍻

JF
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Dude, I love that you are posting content almost every day! I watch your videos multiple times. They are solid.

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